The video comes in the wake of the bombshell docuseries Surviving R Kelly which featured claims he sexually abused numerous women, including some who were underage
SINGER R Kelly has said he 'doesn't give a f***' about allegations of sexual abuse as he celebrated his 52nd birthday in Chicago.
The R'n'B artist made the statement as he crooned his sleazy hit 'Bump 'n' Grind' at a club in the US city.
The video comes in the wake of the bombshell docuseries Surviving R Kelly which was broadcast in the US earlier this week and featured claims he sexually abused numerous women, including some who were underage.
Following allegations made against the singer in the docuseries, police in Georgia have now launched an investigation,
Musician Kelly strongly denies all abuse allegations made against him but had yet to comment publicly on reports he is being investigated.
But in a video posted last night from V75 in Chicago, he sang the opening lines to his sleazy hit Bump'n'Grind before telling the crowd: "Y'all motherf*****s don't know but it's my motherf*****g birthday and I don't give a f*** what's going on tonight."
The Sun Online has contacted representatives of the singer for comment.
It came after six-part series Surviving R Kelly featured accounts of alleged female victims who waived their right to anonymity to claim they were sexually abused, bullied into threesomes, impregnated, held prisoner and beaten for looking at other men.
Kelly, 51, has described Lifetime's Surviving R Kelly as "packed with lies", .
Earlier this week, TMZ claimed the controversial singer is being probed by police in Georgia over allegations made in Lifetime series.
A source connected to the case told the news outlet that Fulton County District Attorney's Office is probing the I Believe I Can Fly Singer as a direct result of the TV doc.
Cops reached out to Asante McGee who claims she escaped from Kelly’s home after allegedly being abused by the Grammy winner, TMZ reports.
The attorney representing the family of Joycelyn Savage – who has denied being held as a “sex slave” by Kelly - is also speaking to cops, claims the report.
A report by in Atlanta, Georgia, claims that police are probing “new threats” made against accusers by an associate of Kelly.
A police report filed on January 4, seen by CBS46, shows that cops are investigating “harassing communications” involving witnesses.
There is also an outstanding warrant for an “R Kelly confidant” for “threats” dating back to July, the report says.
Investigators are looking for contact details from others who have lived at the singer’s Georgia home or have knowledge of alleged incidents which occurred there, reports TMZ.
Cops had been flooded with calls since Surviving R. Kelly aired, the reports says.
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